himjindal0512
There is no hope bros..even after scoring 750 and with work experience of more than 4 years at a national oil company..application is still waiting to receive any descent invite from Tuck, UCLA and Ross. I don’t think there is any hope now.
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Mr. Jindal
If I were in your shoes, I'd not loose hope. Of course, I am in competition with you for that one coveted seat in the class of 2020 at Tuck. But let me share my experience.
I was WL last year from Nov round, all the way till June, when I heard that final decision, which wasn't in my favour. I applied again this year. A lot happened in between - a news that I am going to be a father, an accident and volatile job market (you'd probably understand, as I am in the same market, but in the upstream business).
The interview was worse (at the least in my opinion) than last year and my reference hasn't yet reached Tuck yet!! The only thing is, I personally went to visit Tuck, for both the applications.
You see, what kind of message I am sending out here!!
Add to that the revised format of GMAT, where one can choose the order of sections. When I wrote GMAT last, I didn't have that option. Does it increase score, probably not, but may for some. And you know what, competition for me (and others like me) has just increased because of that.
Things happen and it is life. But, I'd not lose hope. Yes, it is hard. Many would say it is a reach school for me and I'd agree with them - only if it (admission) was a game of numbers and statistics. But it is not. Your commitment, essays, interviews, references, etc. do matter. And yes, I am learning that many have started to game even those parts - if not with cent percent success, but any percent increase in probability (of being admitted) is a step closer to the school.
So, again. All I'd say is: Don't lose hope.